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Midwest Cities Lacrosse Conference

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Sport
  
Field Lacrosse

Country
  
United States

No. of teams
  
13

Founded
  
1990 (origins from 1972)

Most recent champion(s)
  
Minnesota Lakers LC (2015)

Most titles
  
Chicago Lacrosse Club (20)

The Midwest Cities Lacrosse Conference (MCLC) is a senior/post-collegiate men's field lacrosse league based in the Midwestern United States. The MCLC was founded in 1990 as a merger between the "City Division" of the Midwest Club Lacrosse Association and the three-year-old Midwest Club Championship invitational tournament.

Currently with thirteen member teams, divided into their east and west divisions based on their geographic location. Like most other lacrosse leagues, the MCLC plays its games during the Spring. Each season the top teams from the league meet in the playoffs to battle for the MCLC Championship.

Champions

Midwest Club Lacrosse Association, City Division (MCLC predecessor) Champions

  • 1972 Cleveland Lacrosse Club
  • 1973 Columbus Lacrosse Club
  • 1974 Chicago Lacrosse Club
  • 1975 American General Lacrosse Club
  • 1976 Columbus Lacrosse Club
  • 1977 Chicago Lacrosse Club
  • 1978 Columbus Lacrosse Club
  • 1979 Chicago Lacrosse Club
  • 1980 Columbus Lacrosse Club
  • 1981 Chicago Lacrosse Club
  • 1982 Columbus Lacrosse Club
  • 1983 Chicago Lacrosse Club
  • 1984 Columbus Lacrosse Club
  • 1985 Chicago Lacrosse Club
  • 1986 Columbus Lacrosse Club
  • 1987 Chicago Lacrosse Club
  • 1988 Windy City Lacrosse Club
  • 1989 Chicago Lacrosse Club - disputed
  • 1989 Windy City Lacrosse Club - disputed
  • 1990 Chicago Lacrosse Club
  • Midwest Cities Lacrosse Conference Champions

    References

    Midwest Cities Lacrosse Conference Wikipedia